A football scoreboard app for the match in front of you.

The scoreboard and timer belong together

The score is only half the question during a match. People also want to know how far the game has progressed. ScoreShare keeps both teams, the running clock and the current period on one focused screen.

A pitch-side tool, not a fixture platform

Here, “football scoreboard app” means the tool in one person’s hand beside the pitch, not a stadium display or a league-results service. ScoreShare keeps the job narrow:

• Record a goal with one tap
• Add the scorer and assist when wanted
• Record yellow and red cards
• Reuse teams and players across fixtures
• Return to upcoming and finished matches

The soccer scoreboard and match timer guide shows the controls in more detail.

Grassroots formats are not all the same

Some teams play halves; younger age groups and tournaments may use more periods. ScoreShare follows the period structure set for that match instead of assuming every grassroots game uses one fixed format. The person at the pitch starts the clock and records what happens; it is not an official league feed.

Share the game beyond the touchline

Turn on the live game and send its link. Family and teammates can see the live score, clock and timeline in the installed iOS app, an App Clip or the browser. On supported iPhones, a Live Activity can keep the match on the Lock Screen.

Football or soccer: the same focused app

ScoreShare is built for association football, called soccer in some countries. The name changes by region; the job does not. One person keeps the match, and invited people follow the same live scoreboard.

Keeping score for a school-age team? See how ScoreShare works as a youth soccer scorekeeper.